This sock is worked top down, with a small lace an cable panel down the side.

This is a plain sock with a cable running down the side panel. The cable is mirrored on each side so they complement each other. The heel is worked with a german short row.

The pattern is written for a sock weight but you can easily substitute hand spun or any other yarn for it.

Due to the lace pattern, there is one size.

This pattern is a guide to unisex mitts that are ribbed. You can lengthen or shorten as you need so that you have mitts that fit you perfectly. The ribbing gives plenty of stretch while also hugging the wrists. There is no left or right hand in the pattern.

Happiness Shield Cowl is a great way to practice your color work knitting and combating the cold. The entire pattern is worked in the round with all knit stitches, carrying the yarn up the inside of the cowl. Due to the nature of the cowl being grafted together at the end; it is a thick, warm cowl with minimal ends to weave in.

This little monster is a quick knit so that you can try your hand at knitting stuffies. He only takes about 50 yards so he is a great way to use up leave overs and the odd and end little scraps that you might have.